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02-10 Frozen in Time: The Marble Bride from Hungary
On this chilling installment of Ghost Bites, Mike brings the historical details on the forgotten Victorian-era ghost story, "The Marble Bride" by Humbert.
It's a tale of eternal love, stone-cold commitment, and a bride who really, really loved her own bust.
Meanwhile, JT tries to understand why anyone would willingly choose to haunt a marble statue, debates the merits of granite vs. quartz in the afterlife, and gives his unsolicited opinion on the worst ghost proposal ever. It’s a stone-cold killer of an episode!
Sources
● Building Tell Tales. (2024, January 30). Thököly út 61: The tale of the statue of a woman waiting for her husband. Buildings Tell Tales. https://buildingstelltales.com
● DK Travel. (2011). DK Eyewitness Travel Guide: Budapest. Dorling Kindersley.
● Goethe-Institut. (2012). The Marble Bride. Urban Legends of Budapest. https://www.goethe.de/ins/cz/prj/jug/kue/lit/pro/urbanlegends/transkripte/Ungarn_Transkript_en.pdf
● Köztérkép. (2009, August 9). Thököly úti márványmenyasszony szobra [Statue of the Marble Bride on Thököly Road]. Köztérkép. https://www.kozterkep.hu/5846/thokoly-uti-marvanymenyasszony-szobra
● Lachin, N. (2023). Exploring city brand engagement: Uncovering the values of engaged stakeholders in Budapest [Doctoral dissertation, Corvinus University of Budapest]. Corvinus University Library.
● PestBuda. (2022, May 25). A demolition application was filed for the Márványmenyasszony building. PestBuda. https://pestbuda.hu
Intro Music by - Jayme McDonald (Chatterless) Spotify, Linktree
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By Brew CrimeOn this chilling installment of Ghost Bites, Mike brings the historical details on the forgotten Victorian-era ghost story, "The Marble Bride" by Humbert.
It's a tale of eternal love, stone-cold commitment, and a bride who really, really loved her own bust.
Meanwhile, JT tries to understand why anyone would willingly choose to haunt a marble statue, debates the merits of granite vs. quartz in the afterlife, and gives his unsolicited opinion on the worst ghost proposal ever. It’s a stone-cold killer of an episode!
Sources
● Building Tell Tales. (2024, January 30). Thököly út 61: The tale of the statue of a woman waiting for her husband. Buildings Tell Tales. https://buildingstelltales.com
● DK Travel. (2011). DK Eyewitness Travel Guide: Budapest. Dorling Kindersley.
● Goethe-Institut. (2012). The Marble Bride. Urban Legends of Budapest. https://www.goethe.de/ins/cz/prj/jug/kue/lit/pro/urbanlegends/transkripte/Ungarn_Transkript_en.pdf
● Köztérkép. (2009, August 9). Thököly úti márványmenyasszony szobra [Statue of the Marble Bride on Thököly Road]. Köztérkép. https://www.kozterkep.hu/5846/thokoly-uti-marvanymenyasszony-szobra
● Lachin, N. (2023). Exploring city brand engagement: Uncovering the values of engaged stakeholders in Budapest [Doctoral dissertation, Corvinus University of Budapest]. Corvinus University Library.
● PestBuda. (2022, May 25). A demolition application was filed for the Márványmenyasszony building. PestBuda. https://pestbuda.hu
Intro Music by - Jayme McDonald (Chatterless) Spotify, Linktree
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices